Jeriberka|North of the continent, south of the Arctic Ocean

North of the continent, south of the Arctic Ocean. If there is an end to the world, I think it must be the snow and the endless sea. In the brief 24 hours in Jeri, on the edge of the continent, we endured the baptism of a blizzard. At this moment, I truly felt that I had arrived at the end of the world, and that the end of the world is really all Chinese people. Snow covered everything, only the warm current from the Atlantic washed the beach to reveal a line of pebbles. I thought that in this wilderness, there would only be human activities, but looking into the distance, I could vaguely see some black dots. Picking up the camera, I was shocked to find that it was a flock of ducks, and I couldn't help but marvel at the power of life. The main purpose of coming to Jeri is, of course, to see the aurora borealis just by stepping outside, and I was lucky to see it on the first night. Now Jeri really often has blizzards that close roads, so friends who want to go must pay attention to the road closure situation, because if the roads are closed, you can only take a helicopter back to Murmansk.